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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Is the following sentence grammatically correct?
"Do you want out?"
Top answer
Yes, fine. I used to ask my dog that all the time. Oddly, she never answered.
- Yes, fine.
- I used to ask my dog that all the time.
- Oddly, she never answered.
- Well, she'd wag her tail.
- I've never been involved in a crime ring, so no one has ever asked me if I wanted out of some plot.
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Yes, fine.
I used to ask my dog that all the time. Oddly, she never answered. Well, she'd wag her tail.
I've never been involved in a crime ring, so no one has ever asked me if I wanted out of some plot.
I used to ask my dog that all the time. Oddly, she never answered. Well, she'd wag her tail.
I've never been involved in a crime ring, so no one has ever asked me if I wanted out of some plot.
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Anonymous "Do you want out?"
Make it to - Do you wanna(want to) go out?/ Want should be followed by to
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